Sentence examples for keeps putting off from inspiring English sources
Frances keeps putting off sleep with one tactic — call it imaginative, call it neurotic — after another.
Soon he is entranced by a woman who invites him to her house for sex, but she keeps putting off the consummation with endless demands and frustrating conditions.
Alan, the seemingly open-minded academic, finds his liberalism challenged both by a harrowing event he keeps putting off describing and the exoticism of his most stimulating student, who is black or, as he quickly amends, African-American.
When asked at his press conference if he would acknowledge that he was a Social Democrat, Mr Hollande paused and then replied: "I am a Socialist"."The tragedy of the Socialist Party is that it keeps putting off its rupture with the revolutionary left," argues Arnaud Leparmentier, a journalist at Le Monde.
Exactly how Feinberg intends to treat what he calls the "high-end" families is not known — he keeps putting off resolving this issue — but he has indicated that, except in extremely rare cases, he is not going to give out awards of more than six million dollars.
The Atlantic hurricane season doesn't begin until June 1st, but this is a good time to begin thinking about laying in sheets of plywood before the prices go up, and maybe that sweet little generator one always keeps putting off buying.
Now into the second month of 2011, its not too late to make a fresh start with the important topic of estate planning, which so many people find ways to keep putting off.
The need for rebalancing has been obvious for years, but China just kept putting off the necessary changes, instead boosting the economy by keeping the currency undervalued and flooding it with cheap credit.
I had booked the decorators and kept putting off choosing the colours.
I provided him with currency and dollars, but he kept putting off the departure day.
"Because they never rebuilt the team," Bilotti said, "they kept putting off the inevitable.
